Frans Mortelmans Paintings

Frans Mortelmans Antwerp 1865 – 1936 Belgian Painter 'A King of Flowers' Signature: Signed bottom right and placed Antwerp Medium: Oil on canvas Dimensions: Image size 81 x 51 cm, frame size 103 x 74 cm Biography: Mortelmans Frans was a versatile artist known for his paintings encompassing still lifes, flowers, fruits, landscapes, house interiors, marine views, beach scenes, and portraits. He was also recognized as an accomplished aquarellist and pastellist. Born in Antwerp on May 1, 1865, Frans was the elder brother of the renowned Flemish composer-conductor Lodewijk Mortelmans (1868-1952). Frans spent his formative years in the popular Saint Paul’s parish neighborhood and received his education at the Fine Arts Academy of Antwerp. His mentors included prominent figures such as Edward Dujardin, J.E. Van den Bussche, P. Beaufaux, E. Siberdt, J. Geefs, Albrecht De Vriendt, Karel Verlat, and notably Lucas Schaefels. Initiating his studies in 1876, Frans was among a group of talented peers, including Charles Mertens, Jozef Van Leemputten, Everaard Chappel, Henry Luyten, Josef Dore, Jan Rosier, Evert Larock, Jozef Ratinckx, Piet Van Engelen, and Arthur Pierre. He continued his artistic education at the Higher Institute of Fine Arts in Antwerp, studying under Juliaan De Vriendt and Frans van Leemputten. Frans Mortelmans actively promoted his art by participating in various exhibitions with fellow artists. Notable among these were the Triennial Salons of Ghent, Antwerp, and Brussels. He also held solo exhibitions at the Verlat, Lamorinière, and Wijnen galleries in Antwerp. Additionally, he took part in group exhibitions organized by cultural associations in Antwerp, such as Arte et Labore and De Scalden, as well as those in Mechelen, De Hulst, and De Distel...

Mortelmans Frans Antwerp 1865 – 1936 Belgian Painter Acacia Dealbata Mimosa Signature: Signed bottom left Medium: Oil on canvas Dimensions: Image size 80 x 40 cm, frame size 104 x 6...

Mortelmans’ work can be found in many private collections worldwide. Several museums own many paintings by Frans Mortelmans, including the Royal Museum of Fine Arts in Antwerp, the A...

A Still Life with Roses in a Silver Bowl Mortelmans Frans Antwerp 1865 – 1936 Belgian Painter Signature: Signed bottom right Medium: Oil on canvas Dimensions: Image size 49 x 78,50 cm, frame size 69 x 99 cm Biography: Mortelmans Frans was a painter of still lifes, flowers, fruits, landscapes, house interiors, marine views, beach scenes and portraits; also aquarellist and pastellist. He was born in Antwerp on 1 May 1865, the older brother of the famous Flemish composer-conductor Lodewijk Mortelmans (1868-1952). Frans grew up in the popular neighbourhood of Saint Paul’s parish and studied at the Fine Arts Academy of Antwerp, where his teachers included Edward Dujardin, J.E. Van den Bussche, P. Beaufaux, E. Siberdt, J. Geefs, Albrecht De Vriendt, Karel Verlat, and especially Lucas Schaefels. He began his studies at a young age, in 1876. His fellow students included Charles Mertens, Jozef Van Leemputten, Everaard Chappel, Henry Luyten, Josef Dore, Jan Rosier, Evert Larock, Jozef Ratinckx, Piet Van Engelen and Arthur Pierre...

A Still Life with King’s Roses in a Basket Mortelmans Frans Antwerp 1865 – 1936 Belgian Painter Signature: Signed bottom left Medium: Oil on canvas Dimensions: Image size 48,50 x 78 cm, frame size 69 x 99 cm Biography: Mortelmans Frans was a painter of still lifes, flowers, fruits, landscapes, house interiors, marine views, beach scenes and portraits; also aquarellist and pastellist. He was born in Antwerp on 1 May 1865. He was the older brother of the famous Flemish composer-conductor Lodewijk Mortelmans (1868-1952). Frans grew up in the popular neighbourhood of Saint Paul’s parish and studied at the Fine Arts Academy of Antwerp, where his teachers included Edward Dujardin, J.E. Van den Bussche, P. Beaufaux, E. Siberdt, J. Geefs, Albrecht De Vriendt, Karel Verlat, and especially Lucas Schaefels. He began his studies at a young age, in 1876. His fellow students included Charles Mertens, Jozef Van Leemputten, Everaard Chappel, Henry Luyten, Josef Dore, Jan Rosier, Evert Larock, Jozef Ratinckx, Piet Van Engelen and Arthur Pierre...